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(countable) A value more important or beyond an ordinary value..
Who gets how much of these is no longer organized according to the hypervalue that the physician's presence, in itself, can be healing.
Hypervalues are those values that inform secondary, derivative values. Hypervalues are appealed to in defence of these secondary values, but they themselves have no further appeal.
But it is not only this functional explanation that allows us to understand the hypervalue attached to archeology.
America’s currency is used extensively to buy and sell goods around the world, and its hypervalue is exacerbating the pain of surging prices for energy and other imports caused by the war in Ukraine and the pandemic.
To the missionaries other ways of reasoning were perceived as contending against their long established and hypervalued truth.
For one thing, even in cultures like those of premodern South Asia that hypervalue orality—an attitude possible only given the presence of literacy, by the way—writing claims an authority the oral cannot.
There are many examples where men's attempts to support women are hypervalued. Such disproportionate rewards for being a 'good man' can shore up patriarchal social structures instead of undermining or dismantling them.
The study’s authors recommend new legislation that would "decouple neighborhood demographic characteristics from home values," and urge policymakers to consider reparations to compensate for "the systemic hypervaluing of White neighborhoods and devaluing of neighborhoods of color."
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Hypervalue means (countable) A value more important or beyond an ordinary value..
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Who gets how much of these is no longer organized according to the hypervalue that the physician's presence, in itself, can be healing.
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